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The problem here is that the far left (LFI) and far right (RN) are both strong, but neither make a majority by far. In the middle is Macron's party, that every
by GuB-42 1y ago
The problem here is that the far left (LFI) and far right (RN) are both strong, but neither make a majority by far.
In the middle is Macron's party, that everyone hates, but against any other party, he wins, as the majority doesn't want either the far left or the far right to pass.
NFP is a left party alliance, including the moderate left (PS), made necessary because no party in the alliance could win by itself, but they don't really like each other.
It means that it can't be anything but a mess, and I am convinced that that's part of Macron's strategy, as he can only win by default.
I think that presidential election will be fun, as Macron can't be reelected and there is a huge gap to claim.
- tetrisgm 1y agoThis post illustrates so well what a Nash equilibrium is btw